SB1075

Funding Tobacco Use Cessation Initiative

Introduced·2/23/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB1075 allocates $5 million annually from the Revenue Shortfall Reserve Fund to the Tobacco Cessation Initiative Program.

West Virginia SB1075 establishes the Tobacco Cessation Initiative Program Special Revenue Account, funded by $5 million annually from the Revenue Shortfall Reserve Fund. This account, managed by the Director of the Bureau for Public Health, supports tobacco cessation initiatives. The fund's balance, including interest, remains in the account and cannot revert to the General Revenue Fund.

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Current
Health and Human Resources Committee
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Committee decision

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History

Feb 23

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 23

Senate

To Health and Human Resources then Finance

Feb 23

Senate

Introduced in Senate